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I have a g4/800 running jaguar, three performa 6400/200's running 8.6 with ethernet cards, one of which is a designated &quot;server&quot; complete with server software. I'm wondering if I can use the powerline ethernet system to network the computers. The G4 and the server will be &quot;hardwired via a hub&quot; and the other two through the ethernet powerline system. First part of my question is, Is it even possible to network these systems through the powerline setup? and Second, If it is possible, my thought is that all I need is to have both 6400's hooked up with powerline ethernet, and then connect one of the powerline ethernet boxes to the hub. Possible?<br />
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I have a g4/800 running jaguar, three performa 6400/200's running 8.6 with ethernet cards, one of which is a designated "server" complete with server software. I'm wondering if I can use the powerline ethernet system to network the computers. The G4 and the server will be "hardwired via a hub" and the other two through the ethernet powerline system. First part of my question is, Is it even possible to network these systems through the powerline setup? and Second, If it is possible, my thought is that all I need is to have both 6400's hooked up with powerline ethernet, and then connect one of the powerline ethernet boxes to the hub. Possible?

Thanks for your help.


Powerline Ethernet

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).